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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Xinglong Holding (Group) Company Ltd. is a multifaceted enterprise deeply engaged in the nonwoven materials sector. The company's activities span the entire lifecycle of these materials, from initial research and development to their production, processing, and distribution. Its portfolio includes various types of nonwoven fabrics, such as spunlace and melt-spun, which serve diverse applications in medical and health protection, domestic cleaning, personal hygiene, cosmetic products, and the travel industry. Beyond its core focus on raw nonwoven materials, Xinglong also manufactures and supplies finished non-woven goods. Its operations extend into broader areas, encompassing the distribution and sale of pharmaceuticals and medical services. Additionally, the company participates in commodity trading, notably dealing with products like petroleum and natural rubber. Xinglong Holding (Group) Company Ltd. boasts a global presence through its export activities. Established in 1993, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Haikou, located within the People's Republic of China.
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